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Gary in Montana

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  1. This is the support topic for the DIY Tutorial Ping, Ping, Ping. Please post here if you have any questions or feedback.
  2. CEL just went on. Code PO153 came up. According to the RennTech info. that describes an "aging oxygen sensor ahead of TWC cylinders 4-6." :( Help, what is the difference between code PO153 "aging" oxygen sensor ahead of TWC cylinders 4-6 and code PO150, "oxygen sensor ahead of TWC cylinders 4-6?" What is the aging process like for an oxygen sensor? Is this aging code telling me that soon there will be a code PO150 where the sensor fails? How serious is this aging code, can I still drive the car for a while and how soon should the sensor be replaced? Thanks ahead of time! -Gary in Montana
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